Peter Walgenbach

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Peter Walgenbach (born June 13, 1962 in Ratingen ) is a German business economist.

Life

Walgenbach studied business administration and psychology at the Universities of Mannheim and Düsseldorf . He then became a research assistant at the University of Mannheim with Alfred Kieser and at the Center for European Economic Research (ZEW), in the research area of ​​industrial economics . In 1994 he did his doctorate in Mannheim with the thesis Middle Management: Tasks - Functions - Work Behavior . Walgenbach was then appointed scientific assistant to the Faculty of Business Administration at the University of Mannheim. A scholarship from the Julius Paul Stiegler Memorial Foundation enabled him to do research at Stanford University in 1997 . Also in Mannheim, Walgenbach completed his habilitation in 1999 with the work Die Normgerechte Organization: a study on the origin, dissemination and use of the DIN EN ISO 9000 series of standards.

In 1999, Walgenbach was offered a professorship for organizational theory and management at the political science faculty of the newly founded University of Erfurt . In 2008 he was offered a professorship for General Business Administration / Organization, Leadership and Human Resource Management at the Friedrich Schiller University in Jena .

Walgenbach was a visiting scholar at the Stockholm School of Economics in 2016 and received the Humboldt Award from the Riksbanken Jubileumsfonds .

Research priorities

Organizational theories , especially their further development and empirical verification, are central to Walgenbach's research . Associated with this are the research areas of organizational structures , the behavior of organizational members and the change in organizations.

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